On one occasion or other we may have asked ourselves: who am I and, in my uniqueness, where, do I belong? We may have even asked: what “slings and arrows of misfortune” can I endure to “belong” and...
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All rights reserved.This is a composite/double exposure of two images taken from the elevated 125th Street subway station. It's a study on the semiotics of billboard advertising and how the messages...
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This is dedicated to my courageous friend Alejandra H. Covarrubias.......the muse for this piece.
I created this photo montage using three separate and unrelated found images. This scene came to...
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Just when one feels the “Bushies”, neo-conservative storm troopers and real estate developers have taken over the world (well, maybe just the US), it is gratifying to come across communities of people who...
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Not too far into the future folks will see images like this and say:....(sigh) remember when Coney Island still looked like that....? ......Coney is in its last days of looking like this.
Even as...
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When I walked through the Folsom Street East XI fetishist street festival entrance, I paid and noticed the well-built leathered-up guy taking my money looking at me with a small knowing smile.
As he gave me a...
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The opening reception for the multi-media exhibit titled "Puerto Rican Day Parade, Remixed" was a festive happening. Many of the artworks on display expressed a sense of color, history and created an...
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Funky as you get erotic poetry, music, drink and great conversation were the order of the evening at Carlitos Café and Galeria on Monday, May, 21st, 2007. "LOVE, LUST & LOSS" EROTIC POETRY NITE II...
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Let me begin by saying that this is not a religious tract. Although this is about a Christian holiday, this is also not about Christianity per se. It’s a spiritual meditation on my recent journey to Taxco,...
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What is the nature of gender and identity? Is it about our body parts and secondary characteristics? Is it about what we think we are? Could it be about the kind of clothing we...
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Last night I was at a reception for the "Projects 4 Rooms" exhibit at the Taller Boricua Gallery in the Julia De Burgos Cultural Center in El Barrio. This is a wonderful multimedia exhibit curated by Marcos Dimas...
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For the last three years I have been working on a series of documentary images ("RETRATOS: Faces of Los Pioneros"). They memorialize the faces and lives of Latino elders in varying stages...
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This Easter I traveled to the colonial town of Taxco, Mexico to relax and document the Semana Santa or Holy Week procession festivities. They are based on customs originally brought from Spain almost 500 years...
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It’s interesting to observe how American culture proudly trumpets its Anglo-European past. Yet, some would argue it actually owes much of its extraordinary global appeal to a distinctive vibrancy and flair...
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